-April 3, 2008-
Fujitsu LifeBook A6120 is the second laptop with Penryn technology that I’ve ever tested (the first one is Apple MacBook Pro). With Intel’s Penryn technology, LifeBook A6120 breaks its predecessors’ record in a performance test. You must also consider its huge storage capacity (300 GB). Wow, LifeBook A6120 looks promising if we talk about its performance. It’s also not as expensive as I expected earlier. You can get one LifeBook A6120 with only $1,400 in your pocket.

The greatest feature from this laptop is its bright widescreen monitor. The monitor is big (15.4”) and probably one of the sharpest that I’ve ever seen. If you want to get the best experience in viewing high quality movies or videos, I really recommend Fujitsu LifeBook A6120. Its keyboard also gave me better typing experience than other LifeBook laptops although it’s still not as good as the one that you can find at XPS or ThinkPad notebooks.

Well, enough talking about its positive features. LifeBook A6120’s design is not impressive at all. These days everyone wants a beautiful laptop, not a basic one like this laptop. Its energy consumption also becomes another negative issue. It’s quite rare to see a new laptop that has failed to comply with Energy Star 4.0. LifeBook A6120, sadly, is one of those few laptops. If you do not care with environment, energy consumption, and design quality, LifeBook A6120 might suit your requirement.

Specification:

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T8100 (2.1 GHz) with Penryn
Monitor: 15.4 " (diagonal).
Graphics card: Intel GMA X3100
Weight: 6.2 pounds
Memory: 3 GB RAM
Hard Disk Capacity: 300 Gigabytes
Useful For: Media users

Price: around $1,400

Rating: (7/10)

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